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JacobMillsap Lost but trying Posts: 8 Reg: Oct 14, 2012 Cincinnati 5,530	confirm \| cancel 11/13/12 04:01 PM (11 years ago) Java I am failing horribly at attempting to learn java. I am a broke teen in High school. Any suggestions on what is the best way for me to learn java. With minimal headaches? Any suggestions is greatly appreciated. Title Comments I am failing horribly at attempting to learn java. I am a broke teen in High school. Any suggestions on what is the best way for me to learn java. With minimal headaches? Any suggestions is greatly appreciated.

GoNorthWest buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 8197 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Oro Valley, AZ 1,000,000	11/13/12 04:58 PM (11 years ago) Hi @Jacob, Welcome to buzztouch! Check out this link, there are some nice resources listed: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/356137/how-to-learn-java-from-scratch The great thing about buzztouch is that you don't actually have to learn a single line of Java, unless you want to extend the current code in some way. It's also a great way to learn, because you have code already written, well commented, and you can see what it does when you change things. So, play around, and post back if you have any questions. Mark Comments Hi @Jacob, Welcome to buzztouch! Check out this link, there are some nice resources listed: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/356137/how-to-learn-java-from-scratch The great thing about buzztouch is that you don't actually have to learn a single line of Java, unless you want to extend the current code in some way. It's also a great way to learn, because you have code already written, well commented, and you can see what it does when you change things. So, play around, and post back if you have any questions. Mark

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